1. resource equity: ensure that all regions and groups have equal access to educational resources, including infrastructure, teachers, teaching materials, learning equipment and other resources.

2. Equal opportunities: Ensure that every student has equal educational opportunities, regardless of their background, gender, race, religious beliefs or economic status.

3. Balanced quality of education: ensure that the quality of education is not affected by differences among regions, schools and teachers, so that every student can get a high-quality education.

4. Support for vulnerable groups: Provide additional support and help to vulnerable groups, including poor families, disabled people and ethnic minorities, to ensure that they can also enjoy fair educational opportunities.

5. Formulate fair policies: formulate policies that can promote education justice, including providing sufficient education funds, establishing a fair enrollment system, and strengthening teacher training, so as to ensure the fair distribution of educational opportunities and resources.

All the above approaches are the basic direction to realize educational equity, which requires the joint efforts of the government, schools, families and society to ensure that every student can get equal educational opportunities and high-quality educational resources.

Education equity is divided into three aspects:

1. Ensure that everyone enjoys equal rights and obligations to education.

2. Provide educational opportunities and conditions in relatively equal.

3. The chances of educational success and educational effect are relatively equal.